Dreyfuss Injunction Becomes Permanent Victory for Pirates
April 4 report states Judge Henderson made the injunction permanent, barring Erasmed Camnitz agents from tampering with Pirates players. The decision supports Pittsburgh National League club president Barney Dreyfuss, noting the team is an incorporated entity reliant on player contracts and exhibition games.
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Camnitz
Pirates
Hen
Barney Dreyfuss
Pitttsburgh
Cub
Pittsburgh
Richest boy in world gains 10 million by will ruling
John Nicholas Brown, 14, once known as the richest boy in the world, is now $10,000,000 richer after Justice Weeks affirmed the will of his grandmother. The addition brings his total fortune to $22,000,000 from the estate of John Carter Brown, who died 26 years before his birth. Mrs. Brown had left $26,000,000 in trust to be disposed by her will.
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New York
John Nicholas Brown
Justice Weeks
John Carter Brown
Brown
Mr. Watts Sherman
Injured Machinist James C Hutter Improving At County Hospital
James C Hutter the machinist badly hurt in a practical joke at the lake and Ohio roundhouse is reported to be improving at County Hospital. Doctors think he may recover his eyesight and his reason.
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James C. Hutter
Lake and Ohio Roundhouse
M Carrick Alive Report Sparks Police Interest
In Philadelphia on April 4 a note from Mrs. Jacob Richards of Atlantic City claimed Warren McCarrick is alive and urged the boy’s father to learn the truth. The note sent the man rushing to the shore and back, while police and detectives remained in the dark.
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Philadelphia
Warren McCarrick
MecCoach
Jacob Richards
Atlantic City
New York
Visitor to Speak to Bible Class at First Presbyterian
Rev L W Gosnell of Moody Bible Institute Chicago will address the Duke Memorial Bible Class at 9 45 tomorrow morning in the Sunday School room of the First Presbyterian Church. His topic is Bible Teachings and he is known nationally as a Bible scholar and speaker.
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L. W. Gossen
Moody Bill: Institute, of
Chicago
M. E
First Presbyterian Church
Gosnell
Knights of Columbus meeting delegates depart for Baltimore
State Deputy Francis A. Wolfhope and a group from Frostburg travel to Baltimore to witness the major degrees conferring. In Pasadena, Fredrick A. Weyerhauser, famed St. Paul lumberman reputedly the world’s richest man, died at 80 after a weeklong illness.
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Francis A. Wolfhope
John P. Schelihaus
Martin M. Corrigan
Thomas B. Kean
J. R. Dolan
Lawrence Spicer
Joseph A. Coleman
Charles H. McEvoy
Francis J. Glick
H. F. Reinhart
Thos. P. Kenny
Jas. A. Brown
Frostburg
Baltimore
Knights of Columbus
Pasadena
Cal
Fredrick A. Weyerhauser
St. Paul
Minn
Thlroyd Burgee Begins Six Month Maryland Jail Sentence
Thlroyd Burgee, colored, arrested a week ago on a disorderly conduct charge and sentenced to six months in the Maryland House of Correction, was taken to the jug this morning to begin his sentence in the custody of Constable James Lindsey.
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Thlroyd Burgee
Maryland House of Correction
James Lindsey
Burial In Keyser for Charles Kesner
Funeral services for Charles Kesner, who died Thursday at his brother's home on Willow Avenue in Keyser West Virginia after an illness described as dropsy, will be held Sunday with burial at Queen Point cemetery Keyser. He is survived by his wife and two small children.
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Keyser
Charles Kesner
Willow Avenue
W. Va
Queen Point Cemetery
Ahi
Joyride ends in Long Island swamp tragedy in New York
A revelry party in New York ended with a car plunging 30 feet from a Woodside bridge. One girl, Elizabeth Mack, 19, was killed. Injured survivors May Lyons Otto Seehnei der and Charles Richter were treated at St Johns Hospital. A passerby found the wreck after seeing a disheveled girl flee the scene.
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New York
Great White Way
Long Island
Woodside
Elizabeth Mack
St. Jonns Hospital
May Lyons
Otto Seehneider
Charles Richter
Rialto
Strike Hits 200 Painters in Parkersburg
About 200 painters and paper hangers in Parkersburg West Virginia have gone on strike due to employers' refusal to recognize the union and sign a new wage scale.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Bond Forfeited Warrants Issued In Alabama Case
Mobile, April 4 Five thousand dollars bond of Joel M Foster, millionaire poultry man of New Jersey, charged with adultery in a hotel with Delilah Bradley of Pemberton, N J, was forfeited in City Court. An alias warrant was ordered for his arrest. Foster’s attorney produced a New York physician certificate claiming illness, but the court refused it as unsworn. Foster also faces a $5,000 bond for white slave law violations to appear before the Federal Grand Jury in May.
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Mobile
Ala
Joel M. Foster
New Jersey
Delilah Bradley
Pemberton
N. J
Foster
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Bryan
Andrew Carnegie
United States
Bishop Murray Confirms Large Class At Emmanuel Church
The Right Rev John Gardner Murray Bishop of Maryland confirmed a large class at Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church Thursday. He preached an absorbing sermon assisted by Rev William Cleveland Hicks rector. Mrs Lloyd Lowndes hosted a dinner for the Bishop and guests before the service before he departed for Baltimore.
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John Gardner Murray
Episcopal Diocese of
Maryland
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Murray
William Cleveland Hicks
Lloyd Lowndes
Washington Street
Funeral of John Schiller Vogel
The funeral for John Schiller Vogel son of Henry Vogel and partner in Vogel and Kerber shoe dealers will be held at 3 PM Sunday at the Bedford Street German Lutheran church with burial at Rose Hill. Rev C Bergner will conduct services. Pallbearers include Junior Order members Robert Ehrbar George Clarke William Hartman Edward Ebert Carl Bachman Fred Armbruster Walter Scheermesser and William Kerber. the Junior Order will attend in a body.
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John Schiller Vogel
Henry Vogel
Vogel and Kerber
Bedford Street
German Lutheran Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
C . Bergner
Robert Ehrbar
George Clarke
William Hartman
Edward Ebert
United American Mechanics
Carl Bachman
Fred Armbruster
Walter Scheermesser
William Kerber
Y M C A Gym Plans Grand Year End Event
Cumberland news notes the Y M C A gym committee prepares for a Tuesday evening celebration closing the season. A 12 part program includes violin solo by Miss Whitaker, Epworth Quartet, G Cleff Club selections, Dr Seykes orchestra, and a humorous reading by Arthur Bond. Prof John E Edwards speaks on prizes and gym progress. About five hundred guests expected.
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Miss Whittaker
John Whittaker
Cumberland Conservatory of Music
Epworth Quartet
G Cleff Club
John E. Edwards
Edwards
Cumberland
Georges Creek
Supreme Test of Faith Sermon At St Patrick’s Catholic Church
Rev Father Orchard of the Mission House Washington D C will deliver the sixth sermon in the series at St Patrick's North Centre street at 7 30 tomorrow evening Palm Sunday services include blessed palms before the 10 30 high mass and the passion read at all masses tomorrow morning
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St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
North Centre Street
Father Orchard
Mission House
Washington, D. C
New York News And Notes From Waldorf Alley And Suffrage Fete
New York report notes hawks banished from Peacock Alley Waldorf Astoria after hotel sleuths exposed twelve fake mining promoters. Suffrage fete menus boast sauerkraut nuts and popovers while critics mock old rumors. Mrs Gilman attacks dolls play and maternal instincts, urging masculine decorum. Connie Mack denies Danny Murphy’s Federals move as a claimed A’s free agent.
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New York
Peacock Alley
Waldorf-Astoria
Connie Mack
Danny” Murphys
Federals
Mack
Murphy
Athletics
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Y.M.C.A
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Charles Henry Adams
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman
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